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The Clinton News-Record, 1900-06-21, Page 11 I , .. M � : .. � " '�E , .. � " . I . . . . . . 11 . . r I - -� I 1, . . �111 11 I I . � . . � - � � � I I .11 . k"Iff 4 CL I—- N TON .- .- q "I 13 ' . . I � � "I . - . � . . I I 11 A . , . I . , � � . 11 11F,W... I I IN ,,, . I � D, , - . O." T T S R-- EUVR� 11 . 10 N� 11 . . I I �J � . . . . I . . . . -"%;�� - - ,,,,, �. , , .;,�" �. --- - - ----" ,.;:= . � . . , � I � I ,� ; ;, ,. , ;,;,; . - . - --1 --' ,�; :=�: :N:-1='.= -;;_1 . �--, ". - - � I I I—— . - � -I or , "' 21st Yea'r I . . I CLINTONt ONTARIOP THURSDAY9 JUN]e'vp 1900 . .1 I . I I � � . . . ;'';g : ... ;,,� .... ... ".. . . .. Whole Number 1122 � - - I . . -I �.;,�.�, , �. ., ,, I - -- . I I . Patrons of The News,oRecord are 1 I;. 1,;;,;-::.,= ===�=111111'1 1, I-_ . -.. , .. Increasing Its circulation I I � by recommending . I = '' mp- - -- -...-- 0 it as the brightest and newslest . . -,--- paper published -' ---.-------1 � . in Huron � .. � ... STANLEY TOWNSHIM .1 . I � , . . -, . � % a. V*Wpa� . . lli��Paqaqaiqq�aiaaa&lale��D . I -- �ffonr 10"Plements S010. . .. 11 Tfit! BqW10sis Will From soxforth.. ' I 1-= 1� I ,"I'll. � I -- - 4,11tiol."Als, . . I I . BAYFIELOr �, �'', . ----! , BLYTH. . , � . . * � * The local iw?,ein t agents are * Two rinks from the Bowling Club 0autelon. Bibs, made a shipment of I I , . ' 0 - I - 11 . Ja ... aneze China doing a good'b tile Season, Mr, names? A. A, Sehreuk, who represents Frost won quite easily from Seaforth atbhAt on Friday last, Mr. Tisdall's Mrs. Goo. King Ig visiting In Blyth 9,000 lbs. -of butter last week, . Mr., Lack Kennedy this week I The passing of the by*.law prohibit- Ing the running of cows at large oil A probty wedding took Place At the � 1, Stewart howeatead the 5th . F �& place rink is offering his Mr. J. W. Bellapent Sunday in God- . I � � I �� . on conceo- . � . Wood, has Made a satisfactory num- 21 points and Mr. Jaeksou!s. by, 4. Iiqtloestoke business for sale as he con, Miss Maude Pollock is offtelating an our streets is at present causing a little . Slot at live o'clock on Wednesday I � . I . .1 I � . bar of sales As was seen by his delivery The players from the Hub were -.- templates moving to Edmonton, I W, organist III the English clitirch during , excitement. Of courBe the owners of evening of this weak when Mr. T awes 'I. and We Presents % . dding . a fortnight or so ago, while Mr, John J. Taylor, J. Johnston, 1, P. Tis4all W. T. I the absence of Miss Rathwell. ' 0 . � cows, Who have enjoyed this privilege Stewar6ls second daughter, Annie, Was . . - � Leslie, jr,, ,of the big McCormick firm skip; L. Kennedy, T. Leckie, D. A. Mr. William Boacom has rented and Mr. U. Bailey lost a valuable colt foryears are naturally sore and do not united In the holy bonds of matrimony I . . . " has also conducted A, successful canvass Forrester, W.Jackson, skip . W,4 P48ession on Tuesday of the last week through Inflammatory rheu. hesitate to may so. One day last week I : to Mi,, Harvey.MoBrion of Onutop. . . . *., o I and Mr. George Lavis of Massey.Uar- ,LsrJ(# jZhob4ro, I � Spooner cottage on Albert Street, matism, I . . it rather heated argument. took place � The interesting, ceremony was per. I I - . I I . . . rig has handled seven carloads of far in The rhubarb grown in Xr. Peter ` Mr- A. T. Cooper has dIspose4 of Several sheep.have been killed in on the Main street between one of these formed by Rev. Alex. Stewart of Olin. . � . . 11 I . I � I I . implements, buggies, etc I I Kel?s garden is quite large. 'pn Mon, , . cles this week to tit efollowhigolti- the neIgUborhood of the village �Ixls b'P%y , I men and a, prominent business, man. Things beoame interesting Chat . ton in the presence, of a large number +. Invited s During the lastfew years the demand for Japanese * - China haW been A Well -Painted Town, I � Clinton has the day he laid a specimen stalk on 0 mi , i table zons:-J. P. Tisdall, , W, Doherty, past week and so -we of the village d6gs Albert Turner. are blamed for the slaughter. I so a fistee conclusion. seemed' irnminebt. . of g6esta, several.of whom came from Paisley, Auburn'and Dan- '- I I . steadily iticreasing, and almost ' every wholesale house Is making a specialty of it. reputation among travelling men of being the best p,%int- which meagured four fast seven inches over all' while the laaf wag� I I � Mr. S.. Switzer of the Oth concession Mrs. Haines, whomas visiting her We conclude that the superintendent , I . . gannon. The bride, Who Was given ) . ,kv The reason . is, we presume, because the goods ar .. . . , 0 ad, town in. Western OntArlo and the ' thirty-th ree.inobes across. As a rule Goderich, townshipi has rent .ad one of daughter, Mrs: Drahman, has g" a to - on of the 13unday School thought of the , I away by her father, wore a most be, . 1`1 I . prettier and wore tastily decorated than' other lines and more reasonable in . ro� resentative of a. paint, firm' has P rhubarb of such a size requires more Mr - A. 0anielou's houses in town and St. Marys to visit friends In that example he was setting to his school coming dress of groy frimmpd with. . . price. . . . l . I stated thAthe sells double the amount than its weight in sugar to.make It W locality., . Ill lAove lulaext'montb. , . I .o withdraw Peace children in time t - . pearls and carried a boquet- of carna. . . . � . Wc have just opened up I . I . . I . of goods here'that he does in any town in his territory of twice the size he T 0 , palatable but not so with this particu- lar Mr. Victor French, fore a � .roan Of the Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Cowle and MIS , New Era, has been quite ill for several Oollliday spent a da� in *Goderich last I ably? . . on Friday last two loads of our mar-. .tions. After congratulations And good I � � I . I � wishes galorehad been showered upon �. . . . . � I . 5 cases of those goods direct from one of the lar- , I . ,. frequent application of paidt adds variety which is known As the Engfish Maminoth, . . ,. , days With inflammation of the lungs, week, � � � . I . ried people drove to Mon estung Park I the happy couple the company $at.. � � I I . g6st importing bongos, which we secured tLt a very . greatly to the appearance of a house . . I . I . florse Stolen, but we are pleased to hear that he is Bread Is now four cents' a loaf, The. nearGoderiall and spent a most enjoy, I .Po a sumptuous wedding dinner . . down . . I I � I- I closeAgure, I � and the gookrestili is seen In the neat 4 . I . . now on the mend. . , . new bakery established by Mr. Thos. . able day at this, pleasant -summer ii after which s6v�ral hours were happily , . I . 11 I . . . . - The line comprises Salad Bowls, Chocolate Sets, Flower Pots, Plates, Cups and Saucers, Cream and � appearance of the gteat majority of I in our town. - Some person or persons, as yet un. known, left a horse and buggy in the I King has given the people cheop breed, The excursion to the Moder Farm f under the auspices of the West Huron This is a bew industry ci� an old one sort. Among those. who went were :- . Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr, and Mrs. spent in .dancing and other amuse- . - . �. ments. There were many. presents of . . I I-". , I I I Sugars, Butters, Mustardo, Five o'clock Tea Sets, Ill . .the'dwellings . . I . . I Commercial Hotel sheds on Sunday. , Pat wers'ifistitute, d started over and we wish Mr, King was well Patronize , Herrington, Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson, .11. � 9, useful. and handsome nature. which . .. . . � . . . etc. I . I � . . . - I . Pastor Plemeat Will Pardwell. I . . Alight. It WAS noticed next morning 1,2W tickets being sold. 197 was the every success Ili his venture. . t I Mr. and Mrs. Ashbur , Mr. and Mrs. I v told of the popularity of those young I � 1� I ) I . . I ; . I ., I , , On Sunday evening next Rev. Mr. and the horse stabled, where It remain- � number sold at Clinton station. . Mr. Goo. H()ward of Drysdalewas in -W, ffloan, Mr. and Mrs. Moser, Mrs, i� peoplo.who now begin life!s battle to- , . I I . You will find the prices very low. � , I . . . . . Clement will preach his farewell ger. I I . . ,ad until Tuesday, when a Tuckersimith. ` Mr. W. Graham, the granolithic con. lown. last Saturday in connection with . . Slateli Mrs. M, Young and Miss 0. 'gether, They have taken no house on . .. I . . I . . I . won as pastor of the Ontario street ' man identified the animal as belonging , tractor, expects to start on the Clinton the big -school picnic to be hold , I .. Clark. . . . . .., Townsend Street, Clinton. - May a 11f6 I 1. ' � I .. . . . church,. The Announcement IS. stiffi . to IVr. James McCarthy of Hensall Who . . . .five . walks. next week. He has contracts . . . . .. next Friday, The Misses Fulton of Hensall . are . of happiness and prosperity be theirs.. . ..� I � I I � - � - r . il W. - Coope & � CO -9 � I clent to araw an, overflow congregation . for the'r.ive�rend was communicate& with And came up and claimed' fi I is . . . in Blyth atiff LuckUpw and has ex- Org. Palliator took in the Guolph 'considerable visiting.at Mrs. Wanless. I . I , . On Stinday af 6ernoon the Mr. Ed. Glenn of the 3rd concession . ' � - ,� is having . . . I gontleman is respect- . . Property. Why it difficulty I'll excursion last Friday aud his mother perienced I I � I sad news a neW foundatio . � n ballb under - , . . . 1i t I . . . I . . . � . . Z=MMM-CLINTON. ad and most lilithly esteemed by ej I was taken and why left as it was have to . 'ascertained. securing men . , - . . I � . returned with him to spend a, few . I of the death of Miss Xthel Powell I . his barn and stables, as well. as havin, * I . 9 . . . . - . � I � � classes in .the community. In the yet be � I . . . Provincial Road. ' Commissioner, ,days in the lakeside villa. . . . spread like wildfire over town; Full- . I a root house b4ilb. When' the. im, . . � � I I . ' . I . . .. . P I . � I . 0 afternoon there will be an open session the Sunday - . . . rei Gnaw S00141, I . . I . 1. I I . . . � I -Campbell. will visilb Clinton on Tues. Miss Reba Stan bury, our elocit,tionlet, erdl bervice was held in Trinity church Monday Rev. 0. . provements are completed he will ') �Ieesleee�6100 6@6@906% teqe�aev . � of I School with special . An lee cream social will be 'given 1 in day of nextweek to consult ., h .the went to Exeter Tuesday evening and wit I . � on afternoon at which h4vesplendid'farmi.buildings. He,in. .1 . . . I . . . . -. music,4nd addresses by Pistor0le- , the $- A. Barracks next Wednesday. town:counell. If arrangement scan be took part Ili a strawberry social held in . . . L. Mills rendered a very pyetty and ap- � � I tends to erect a house nexb.'year . . 2, I I �. ... .. I 1�- ' - I � I . . . � � / . I . . ill" . . � . . I . ment, Rev. Mr. Wade. and Mr. DAV1a I 4 � I Tioladv, I evening for the benefit of the officers, . ' made a public meeting *111 likely, be connection witN the Presbyterian I . . . . I held in '-.I,,- -- - church of that, tniku. � propriate discou.rse, after which the re- . I . mains were tollowed- by many sym- Mr. Jofifi M'cKinley of the- Goshen . I � . � - : . Line has had a wind -mill! created b - I I � I a 4 0 L L L . 9 0 0 11. � I . � I . . . 1. I . . . � � Have you tried Eze the . .. ,.I I .1� I . . . New Washing Compound ? . . . I . .. I Absolutely no rubbing required Saves your time, saves your bands, ' I Saves *our clothes. .% - ' . , It extracts the dirt without rubbing I and its ingredients Are guaranteed to be liositively.:barmless. . . . . I � I . . RZE is sold At So per I package. . . TrY Our S 0 " clack Tea - --- � . ., � '' I I Waterettes I �.;.. -, . �. 1. . I I I 0o a package -4 flators I I � We hav . a imst Opened an imp6rb of SCOTCH V6TTC GOODS, consisting of Te(L Pots, Coffee Pots, Burns� Grace . . Bowls, Hand . led 'Beakers, Stioatis and creams, Hot Water Kettles, etc. These are all now goods with quaint . Scotch mottos on them. . I �. Our steck. of China is nearly all new.' . . s . � . . . A Rose ahrdev. . . .. . VaPuatn VaMPOelL. andiLieut..Plaut,- who have received. orders fr om head. � '.5. . . I . . � � . The Rev. W. G.' .and Mrs Howson Mo. Geo., Baird, Jr., aLecomoanied by . . I . I . � pathizing* friends to the Wingbam � . I . . Mr.- 0. W. Stewart of Clinton. Mr. I � I . � �. I . . . . . . . Mr. Willidink0oats' garden is, a quarters to fa ' rewell from Clinton. e heir -friends from . Misses - McCowan and McGreg or, a pent � I cemetery. Miss Powell will long be � � McKinley is one of th , ii . I . I a many p � . � pretty spot but will be more so by and Nptain' Dowe It and wife, from Soa. three o'clock in the afte rn6on to nine last Sunday in town. .. I. . . I . I remembe red, as a. blythe, generous- . . . . � .. I .one fariners on the Gos' . .4, � hen Line and is I 1. . . . � � , . b . when still . I . . y more of his flowlers begin . I forth and a number of the soldiers are I . to be 'it ,the evening on Friday of next week, .. Mr. Sboddart of Goderlich occupied . � * the 29th of June, that daoi -being the the pulpit Ili St. Andrew's church last hearted girl., - - . . . Mr. Dlave McGill of ,Hensall w.as in � I;... I opuipping his place :with -labor-saying . � . - I . . I � . I 1-1 -devices. . . -11 .1 I 'I to bloom. He has many varf 6ties but � 1. . expected present and take paA in the program, �ill ,,a. The tickets i r. 1§unday It the absence of Rev . Jas. twenty-fifth anniversary . of that r. ma � . . to*n for a few days thi a week. � I . I . Miss.Eliz Reidof London is at . pres-. . . . .1 .. . -a roses and gladiolus predominate. Of I the I , after he has eight hundred . . 10 cents. The officers will 14'ewell'. r . A igo. * . � Hamiltoil.Who is attending the General , . . .. ! . . .. I I .' Mr. J. W. Bellapent Sunday in God- . I � � I �� . � . I � . '.. 11 out visiting at home. . -'! . . �, . ,,plants and of roses. Six hun To drdd bushes. -I S und I . . ..'' ay. . . . 'The -Rabtenbu -ouse Assembly at Halifax. I . I . ry H bad been I . 6rich. , I . . .. -XiSs.MaR . j . #�, � gie Forgle of Wingliam is, . 're 'at 1 - keep the garde I . . n so neat and trim re- . . I . I . . . . Phristiso J�ndesvor Convention. , -� . crow4edwith knights of the trunk -and Rev. E - A. Sha,w . will preach his I . . , . .. . f�rewell-96rim6u. next Sabbath eveoing On Tuesday the B Seale 6 ru aunts club played *the home team m. : Bull'o : , . .visiting I , , I ati'ves, in thid'vicinity � . .., I . .".. quIrei much time' and: attention but . . . Mr. coats -way be seen at work there * . I . Among. �hose from Clinton Who is� .. . III. grip this li� ask and ,on" Tuesday, even- Ing before thearvivalof the last t all . d1he following ,week, *111 take his . rain, - , � , .. . grbunds and.were defeated by 4 events.� . . � ', ' present. . � � 11 . . ' & * � 1� Mr. -Tames - Campbell is At pre1s Ut . . I I � . . . . . shortly after sunrise and again iwthd . I "evening. sifted the program At the, C. E. Cobve 1. ntioii held in Seaforth oil Tues- . I I � . . ,, departureforBelimill4r, his newfield there were six more guests than c ' uld . . � 'Crust the L 0 . � . . of labor, a we V01 re, ople be Pa. . �to 2.'!.. 11 . . . .. . -: Mi. Nicholson afid wife of Auburn . . � "� , Visiting,relatives in MI It" 0 Igan. , - � . , . . I . , , % The Stone rnason$ Are thid'w' ..''. bus 0 nly'a: genuine lover of ` day and yeat�rday we're :-Rev.. . 1, � . J, T . . . . . provide& wibh beds withouta oub� . . a I L . � up. . . . I . willgive him and his estimable wife . ' � * .. . were in . . . 1. " town on Monday . . eok ,y . . I . I � � I fin Reid's barn. I . � . at Mr. Jo . . . . . 1. . flowers would; be:so, painstakin . . . 9. , . I I � . . . I .:. Murduck,whosetopt6was Bible,Study, I . I 'ling I . I . . � . I I - fight ro�al welcome which they'so ,. 14rd John . H. McLaughlan of Owen . . Mt. A. McDonald Sund6yed in Brus - . . . .. - . . ' '- - . The. roads down here are now I n good I .. .. I .. The S. A� arows. . . . 1. Rev, W. G., Howson, Who delivered An . � 91W Sound has the thanks of Txia NEWS. richlydeserve. Mr.Sh $a snece'sior I . ' sels, I . .. . .1 � :,., . I A g. ' ' -orftr for wheeling ind reat' inkily. .. - - - ' 1. .: Mr. and, All% Harry.M � orrish, who. I . addreeklilat evening,; Mr. A. -T. Cooper ." . . . here is Rev. J. G. Yell4lidbf E thell RECORD 'for a complimentary season � . . I I . We - are pleased. to see the' genieLl . 1, I I I � - I '. bic'yclists , are taking.advatitag . . � a of . � - . left in the aiprlpj for Oxb ow, X. W . T . � . 11 . ;, '* o h .conducted a. Round Table con. I , I I . � � . Sevieral . ng cattle, strayed'into ticket to the XeL%vghlan 9 a, re- � you Cain R.Ance back from Camp , ldok-� , Cap � I I I . � 1. I . I— .. th6mi . .1 I .. . . � . I 1� .� , ., � . . � . . . : . . . � - : �. : i where they have settled upon a - farm, � . . ferenceort the recapture of: lost terri- . . ,Park . .1 1 cently established an miner resort'tbr'ee , town- 16, , at week; and gob into mischief . Ing tanned and -u fiealthy as an Tudian. . .. Ing . I The frouent�'sho'w'ors. are.ma'ki . .. . ,.. 1 .".1, "I I . were sincere and active members 'of tory; Misses: Howson and Maggie ' ' miles from h . Wn of and tbence ifitopoulidwhere theowner the flourishing to I. I - Miss Chisholm of Wingliam was., in I , * , ,�. I xs'. -,� the spVng crops and hay, grow very . . "; "J �, the Salvation Army while here, and -in.: ' -Davls,'und r , e whose. direebion twelve. . . . . I . � reedvered"them. last Monday, There Owen Sound. ' ,. . . - town on Monday. I . .. , I—. ... . � . . . . . . . I . I . . fast. . I �... I... i . . their new home are zealou sly engaged . u iors gave their ideal. of a Junior .3 n , . . I . I ' - . . I . Mr.' Witson of Toronto,.. who is. Ili is it by-law,' prohibiting - cattle from I . . . I - . I . .. ' . . ., I Mr. and,Mrs. E. Johnstone took, in I I. I. . . I.: in advancing the Master's caiise; They. I . , Society. - . I � . . . :. I � I I I . . .1 . I . running on the streets. After eight town in the interests of the-Jres . . � s. . - .. ., I . . VARNA.. .1. I . .� . : . %. the I � -ekeursionto. the.96d6l Farm,= , ; .. . ". . I began some time ago to hold. meetings � . L I I ThsY an" Dr. Brae�6 a Ring , . L . . . I hos - L . o'clock in , the evening, but -we. notice Pita.1 for has losta I . ,� . I- , , . : . � . . I I . I Friday lask. . . � ... I I � I I 11 . . . I � in.their own.house, but of.late the at- . I I .. - AS Dk. 'Bruce' about to I � is Save Olin. ,consumptives, several people ignor6the law by letting . golA pen �.in gilt holder. - As it, is an . - ... ' . Mr. Geoi; Spaii of Craubio'ok and 'ehildr6n, .1 Mr. and Mrs. Win, ��bhweli :visited . .1 . � I . 1. 1� ' I tendancu has grown so 14rge that they ton , after f -el- - � 4A - U I U : I 11 M t- iv .�* A .0 . 4.11 . their, cows out at all. hours. There is . I who have been visiting � . 1".... . atMr; Robert McIlvd,on's ilb Wat. . .. :-1 . bouvht since we moved.' ' . . . . - I . . I . I I . � . . . � � -have t be conducted o* . � . - In .. . 0 . ut of doors., . I . I 1 J � ., �..- en a erv, to. ti�ke a practice .elsewhere, the . r oox*a a W is a ', ewer . 1. also a by-law notice, one of which is -finder will -return it ito him At the I . I . . . .1. . friends in Goderich . and St' . . I I . I . anley .town- . I . . rd. last Week'. I , .- -, . . I. I .. . q - . . fo I . . : 1.1 . . I I * * - , . . I We have Just opened up *1 - � 11b � .. . . I .� letter, received recently from Mrsi . � ' ' members of theBowlin . g Club met on I I .. . � . , posted up in the town, prohibiting the -Clarendon Hotel. . , .. I I , Ships, returned home on Mondayi . . . I . L I . '' Miss,Rachael McClinchey, who was I - . . . . I I - Dinnei? Sets, prices ranging f 6 row * , -to*12 andweexpect . . I . , 9 . 1 M C16 * s Morriahsbostates-thatthere hav a al- * . Tuesday, night and presented him with . I I . . riding.of bicycles on the sidewalks but At the semi-annual meeting of. the . � I tha t, too, like by-law is Several o the' uu I f . yo g people of VarMI. . . . 'and tobk inthe, . � . � . I laidup.mostof the winter, has fully � ' ': . I I . I . . 01 � �1/1�* another ci,tate -4-h-is weN that will rat.1ge in *price ft om, 012 to $1 S. Nearly everyone likes a � .. .. I I -Ing, � 0Ut-==n:- . I � ; . I ready.been ever twenty ,converts and . . I I that there is it bright prospect of More � . ' h 9, ,andsome, gold ring ,accompanied . . . b ,y kiridlyww6rds Ili which they express. . roii County Orange L . ,the cattle . South Hui Lodge, broken. � ..openly. These trespassers,' As' held in Hensall on Friday last and We.; . I vicinity garden Party atGeo. C.00per's, Goderich tow6ship, . . . � . I r : I I ; . . . recovered and'is visiting At )as : brQih-. , - * . er's, Mr. Robert McClinchey f 86eph.- . I 0 ' tosoenice dishes. Call andse6theri:l I . . . I . I good being accomplished The, many ad their regret ati 9111 big q Ing departure, well as those who -persistently* drive, alded'ove' r by County Master Scarlett, . Monday evening: and report a good . . . ; .. .1. . . I 1. I 1--l- an, . I . 'whether you want to bay or not, I Many I lihes., before the n frie ds in. Qlbiton of this estimable I . � . Mr., D.A. i �rlester madetbe presen� . . vehicles on, the sidewalks, will perhaps it was, utianimously resolved that the tlnla.� . - . . I . I ... ' I . I ... I . 11, . I I I I . �, 11 Mrs. A,* Johnstone, of near Bruce. . I � I . . Fair's Best Pamily Flou*r . . I . � ' � season is ended ofre- ' '. I couple'will wish them success ill.tile, � work wWich they' have so much at . Cation In's neat speech to which Dr.. .. � Bruce I -. regret their want of caution When the county lodges celebrate'th6 glorious , . ' . I I I town treasury 16 enriched a few dollars .. Mti Ward .has started baying. I He is always "to front ' wit" his � field, I . . . . . whowas visidug,her daugh�er� -- . . . *'Wobda ;","4L 1. C,r cWt. I 11 -!!!r �1- 0 . I . I I. .1 1. liable" . . I I . . . I � . . . FOOTWBAR � . heart. I I ., � 1. . �� - - - .. . .replied in appropriate teli The compally afterwards partook, of , . . I 12th, in Seaforth. . ... . .1 . . � - . I I ',4ttheir-expenSe. I. . - A gar4en. party will be held on -the - I . . . . I , � A is .the , . . I . worki .' - � . . I 1� . . I . The 'Forest- Mrs. of St. ]Elelens,� revuli . , I .. I I . I % �, home on ,Wednesday last: - - 1: .1 ::� I I . , . . . , 4 �,-- -11 . .. -,,:t�e note from May 15 we - . I No shoddy or bought I . .. : . A R Ifor Ainsumpilvas. I I . : osplid . . ' lunch in the Club rooms.. ` -, - - ' I 1- I I., .. � . . . rectory grounds on Thu risday evening' gang of men now,busy cover- Ing the south pier. The. plau2s are I I sermon Wtho,Canadlan ere, Announced to lie preached by Rev, I . pro 66 . �� Ila. eStanIeyvobersIist.forl000,. ., ,," , ' . I - . close at 7 #.,w, during the summer months I - � poorly I . bankruptstook. Nearly . � On r readpra' will be'Pleased to learn Clinton I . , � Basepall Match.. .. . . . � *1 baseball * t, Extensive preparations. ate be- nex L pub on,an inch space apart which, will . in . g made for the occasion. Amon � � J. W. Andrews, has been postponed . . Which has been printed by TAE NEWS-, . I I I RECORD I �� , 1` we gat�er* that 021, per�ous GGLE COOPER & CO.- . . , � I every pair warranted,.. � .that will not be behind other towns in Ontario in. thebelp ,t , O' be . . � . The team played Choi . second scheduled . If game in. Goderleti on . � ! no doubt tend'to prevent decay. , The the attractions will'bo 1i Mrs. Jari . . schooner Orient of Sarnia. is expected , untit next Sunday, June 24th. . � , B, A. Higgins has moved into his . . . are entitled, to y4e Ili parliamentary , ,� � . . . 14 -- - 1. . � . : . . I I at greatly reduiced' - I given- to the .free hospital for poor Friday last, As three members of I .Waxworks,'! in Which a number bf in every day; With a . nother load :of 'tie . vv shop. 13I.A. has things . fixed up , elections,. 536in part . one.and 88 In .. 11 I . ., .:, I I �. . Corner store -Searles' block. Phone 23, Cash for Butter and Eggs. . � . I prioes. . . . . ... . . . : C111,f , . . . : ATRO. .. I consumptives in Muskoka. A large . number have already subscribed their. ,the . regular nine were 'unable to playtbat . . . . . day the a girregation was a.weak one, well. known citizens, will participate. , . . At the service in Rattenbury street lumber. from Johnston's Harbor, . I . . � I I . Sunday evening Revo Mr. The bass,fishing season opened last . . . � . I o, k. - . � ,. . I I I . XPS. S. -. 0. , Rathwell and children parttbree. Intlibilifferent sub-divi� s ; I . , , Wong the total numborW votets'is as I . I . , * . I � .." . . . . i . '. . follows:- I PM , � � , I - I 0 'r, al g --- names to the -membership roll and,. no . doubt, there Will be'mauy more as. the movement, b ' ecomes the 'better under- andtbe positions had.tobe shuffled . � aboubt � bus .-W McRae c,, G. Finnan pir, W. Harland 1i ., W. Spaldin g 2b., cbutcli,nexb Saturday and inaily. it piscatorial artist Howson will deliver an ,address on . . � � . . ,,Sorne of. the songs - we sing." His swooped down on the -town , with , rod, I I . � . hook and line on that day. Among returned home: on Friday from. visit:-' I I . I !ng hei sister., Mrs. J, Barber of Robb, . ' . �. irins And B. A. Higgins ha . ve T. Cai . I .. � '�. . � 1. . . - . -. I - 4 ' Part, I Part 2 - Par - - � . .1. � . . . � . � . I . I I . . '26 . I . No. I , 91 , . . - IS . 1. I . I :� '103 - s . . I I . - . � I I I I � . I 0 � . 0 THE TNV0--AX8, . -1 . a . .0 . , -- I . . � stood, -1 n " order to perfect I . , the I organization here another - Meeting I . , X. Bluett 3b,, W. McConnell.s. 13,, E. Tolinstone, 1. T., L. Poll . . J r.,f., J. b morning Subject � will � a �'A year's the many visitors We:, particularly work in a, Clinton pulpit; wh.a - . . . . I b -'shall noticed five -from V,ndon, viz., Messrs. ,J, . improved the' appearance of lbliolr - � . I . places *lij putting up a4irellne fence, I (I 9 I ., . . . . . 41 - 5 .21 � , - . : � ,- .10 3 - 137 ,18 .- . � 10 - �. � � . . . . � . . .. . � I . . . . I . . . I . . I I . 11, * � . . ' , - . I . Summer Shirts will be held on Friday� evening of this week in the .council chamber. at ,erty Clarridge c. f, The score of twenty to . I , . three in favor of - the home team was the harvest be? S . trangers are always Richard Soutbani and son - Varol � I d, welcome.' . . ;. . Thos. X. No . tt,,U. C.'Hunt andj.Hnnb.� . .. I - L Deihl did the,work. I . I . Mr. Ivie Campbell, wife and - " 4 '72 � � 0 1 1 , . - is, - I . . . .� . . � . I., 5 * 10, . , . 14 . I . I . I i . I . .... . . . I I o'clock, Mr. . . The Htiron Battalion returned' from .130 . I I . ,� . I . . � . ..� ,,-;, . I . . � . I . . . .. � . . I I . . eight Watson, the repro. . . I sentative of the National Sanitarium thus not unexpected, . The 'match between these. two clubs will . � I These gentlemen are true expotlents of . Carling Heights on Saturday. Though, Isaac Walton's aft and they succeeded child of the 16th concession' of Grey visited'at Mr. S. Rathwell's, Goderich ], . . .. . , , � , I . 1. 536 � 81- 1A8 1. � � I I . � . � If you . I I . . have not already bought your Summ6r Shirts come and Ass'0ciation. will, at the meetingi make afull statement of'present and take place in Clinton on, Friday of next week. the period of drill is much too short in bagging several dozen of the black there was a' marked. improvemement beauties. OW Monday township, and other friends this week. Mr' J Keyes Parr , . . . . .. ' . I � . . . I . . . � � '. . � . . I I I see our stock, Our Colored Shirta are the latest patterns, besb I colors and high grade goods, Prieeanocto.$2. .. pros- active Work of the Musko . P . kwhospital. . . I I y�, (j�dn I f Too Swall. they- were in the. marchand bearing of the man,. joined by Mr. G. W, Olmstead who of the Line wears ' ' . . � a big smile, this weak. Another boy is . I . I I 11 WEST TUCKERSnITH. I I . . i. -1 - . . I . I . . � � I I . � I . : I I . - SL- CRT BOSOM SHIRTS It is hoped a large number of our citizens will. avail. themselve , a of the . ' I I Sqveral memberer 'of Courb Maple . Leaf have requested Tirn Ewa- � . . The Companies of Captains (Joibbe and Also took a lively interest in the sport, Shaw marched from the G. T, R, sta- . Besides the above Mentioned gentle. thQy . � the cause. . I . . On Monday afternoon as the black I I - . I . 1:. .1 I � . 11 .. I I Rev. A. H. W. Thompson. pr ched I . . an excellent sermon to the Sa - lbath , . I , � I I. . � . . I . . opportunity thus offei ad to be ho*ers I in tbi Is Important and RECORD to give the public the rioason ark tion to the in at square. where . men the following also registered al, Were mustered out, . � , Olydoiidale stallion Prince of Campbell . . ' I . I ,school children on Sunday af ter.noon, 1.i � White are the most comfortable, Prices, 90o an d*1.15. Unlaundried White Shirts.. worthy under- taking. I , why the 0. 0. F. Bafid has no� Y06 I .the. Queens Saturday'ancl Monday :- Mr. S. Jackson of the prescription Mrs. G. W. Olmstead, Messrs, J. H. owneldby.McConnell & Stewart, was'. coming to Varna It took'sick About Mr. . I The, church p . ulpitwas- prettily de6oli � i I L In these we have Special, value at . I Zoe. . . I. . . . . I I I - . 1. . I Death ofen L*sfiwahle 4adr. . . commenced the series Of OP611 Air concerts for which the town council . drug store has had an overturned keg Gerbach and E. 0. James, the latter of Paris Green in his window as an ad- T., Ac�Naughton�&' - Pit arriving �Ab ated with cub flowers and house plants. � I ... . . This bas. been an annu.4 anniversary . ..., . . . . . . . . .On Friday, Julie the 15tb, at the has voted the handsome gum of three . two are 00 IL wheeling eXcurdiob 'and vartiseillient, of the bilik, destroyer and . . .0 . Varna Dr, McIntosh happened to be . . . I for the S. S. and the children look fo6.. 1. . I . . C10 . Hats are our Spe * Ity I residence of hereon, Mr.Richar4 Irwin, therepage6d. peacefully away, bar dollars per, concert of ninety minutes. The ... J. H. Lee 6flStratbroy. . . oil going down to his store Tuesday a. - We are very sorry to notice that the, in the village and did all in big power to cure the stallion but in spite ol! all . Ward to. it with pleasure, A subscrip. I . . I I I . 1. . . . . , I . I . . . . I . I We have the best maka, in both Straw . ,in 85th year, 'one of the oldest and most. highly Amount, the batidsm011 say, is altogether too small and, moreover, . its iii found his hound lying in the pile and gr I eon from nose to. tip of tall. For. municipal fathers of Goderich town. . he. could do it died. stli af ter- five being little Clot to defray the running expenses of . the school, was taken up at the close of � . 4 . .., . and Felts, - . . I respected residents of Clinton accePtiltice tow 'Would be setting a tunately the animal had not exp - ship are expanding considerable money Ori- o'elock sick only a over an the Service and fully subscribed for. . I Straws, 245oup; Felts, Zoe up, In the person of - Airs, Elizabeth Ann precedent from which they or some and labor on the road between here � mented and only required it sweeping hour. The loss will be between $15M I , . I � � . Rev, Mr Thompson will preach his . ` . Irwin. I±he deceased, who was born other organization would suffer another . . andClinton, We say sorry, because eoff. and $2000. 1 . , I., 11, I fatiewell sermon next Sunday. � � . . ' . . J. Morrish In Hexano,' England, on January Oth, 1810, was the -eldest daughter of seasono The council will, no doubt, be to 'matter 16 will almost block our wheeling for While attending. the meeting of the. . this summer and we Chink this is the. The Sacrament of theLord's. Supper wab hold In the Presbyterian church, . Mr. And Mrs, 1 T. CrIch- were Sun. I , I day Mr. . -A. . . , � Mr. Sobil, Gouinlock who for some asked re -consider the At its nex-fineeting. Itistabehoped some executiye of the Woodme6 of the wrong time to perforril such labor.. 16 -World at Niagara Falls last Week, Mi. onSundaylast. Service was conduct- gue4ts with Muerts Criell and -. , I � . . . .� fa,mily of Walton. I . I . .1 . - - years conducted a private academy in . Edinburgh, Se I obland, In 18N, arrangement will be hrrivea At so Chat J. 33, Hoover had the pleasure of see- would be far better to leave Snell until the heavy tdaming begins in the fall ad by Rev..Mr. McNab of Whitechutirlt. A large crowd from. Varna and Mr. Will Bokerv'Iller of Seaforth �, ;i . . . -11 . . . TKA T' SUMMER SUIr . .on ,account of. ill health, h0WaS f0ri our iiitlzeos may enjoy a,wdekly open- air colicerb, . I Ing an unusual phenomena, a rainbow around the sun at mid-day. It wag a when the roads are used for .traffic and Vicinity took in th� .excursion to Spent Sunday the guest of friends here. . I . I Mr: Albert Xott moved his chattels . �, I . �K . . 1 I I . . This is Sometimes considered the stock season with resign that, position and came with his family to Canada,gubsequently settling . . Implement bollvem . Mr. L. Beattie, Who represents the not for pleasure as they are from now "Sight, riever witnessed there before, or till SepteMber. However, those who till events not in the recollection of � Guelph on Friday last. � Uessrs. Patiltrier and Floody of . . Over to his farm In Stanley the *ask . 1: Past. . .. . clothiers bub our staff bag not been so busy at any time this year. This In Galt where he was long a prom . Orient Deering Company In this district, had ,at the oldest inhabitant, Which dates live in alass houses should not throw Londesboro called on S. 0, Rath well . 11 . About twerity West orders visited . . means that our'Workmanship has been good, our fib of the best . And our prices right. Let us suit y ou, figure In educational circles, The deceased was in to a, delivery of farm implements on Sat- I back to 1820. , I I stones for our town fathers are busy ae the same work and While we. con- on Sundity morning last while on their way to Bayfield on their wheels. . the Model Farm at Guelph la . st Friday. � . . I , . � . . . married' IM Mr. Richard Irwin, A theft Pros- urday last, There was no procession so no photograph, but the purchasers . Since the spring, opened' Mr. 0, W. I Stewart has put up twenty-two wind- demn summer road work in general Tun NvwsoiRtcorm Is the� popular Mr. Albert Johnston spent Sunday I , with London Road friends. Some f: I . J. ,ffOL,LOW4V I . ,&;�A . . perous moichant of Galt, there boing At that of the thirty-five Machines, loaded'on. we commend the act of our council in mills Ili the townships of Stanley, Hay, iring the 'down to the pier 'So paper around Varna. � I � I attraction metl�inks for Ab. - � . I I . . . . I . time only two stores in the town, By the death of her husband in 1810 she waR early laft &.widow but with a mother's affection and true Christian courage she 11111110- to waggons at the G. T. R. station, were a happy -looking lob, as it well Satisfied that they had a good Article: Ab a fair price, Some drove off home direct from tho.sts,tion Stephen and'Usborne. expert has repa grade which has. been in ,I dilapidated con- he become At this work that his servic* dition for years, hence any repairs to as tire In madh demand. 13 y the way ib should be welcomed At any time, one of the largest Implement manufac'. lFrom Another Correspondent.) I -� . BRucelplELD. � - i � We Are very sorry to hear that Mr- Mr. Albert Turner is visiting old I. . . . I friends here, .. ,� I Mrk and Airs. Fred. Nobb Are now . : . � domiciled in their n6w. home 6n'bho I I - -- . . � I . 6. � . t- , I Clinton's Popular . 1. diately gob About rearing and educating but & number Curing concerns has tried hard to The Church of England Sunday Ple,ws is very ill with hiG old, trouble. London Road, . , � . . I � her two children until In 1852, atter a come tip town And dined at the Mason 11oUso where the tables groaned under secure him for a, good section In the Schools and congresrations and friends southern townships, of nayfleld, Goshen and Varna, Will, All , Rev. Mr. Fletcher preached two fine Sermons in the Presbyterian church Mr,'Sohn Stevens has Improved the . I I . I front ot his farm by creating a wire I � 1 . Flour,. -.,,,,n,,- I I . I � severe sickness, She left GAlb At tile Advice of her physician and removed to 'Paris Clio bounteous supply Of good things provided, Among tile general agents I --t .- boingwell, hold agi,andpicnicin Mr. whitechure.h. I. SoweWs on Saturday. the 30th last, Sunday morning and availing while Mr, Sawers viag conducting an- fence, . Miss Bessie .Murch returned *home ' . I . I . . . I . where her oldest son, John, At theage of fourteen, died of typhoid Who assisted Mr. Beattie In doing ,the -- - grave Mr. William Perrie and wife, who 4ayof1une. Beating, sailing, games nivel'OAVY services in, Mr. Vletcher's from Toronto Normal on F riday lilist. . . . . I .. . ' . . Fair's Yamilv Flour [IManitobal $1-70 Cwt; favor. After his deoth she went to Brantford where her father and. honors were :-R. B. Mowbri of Luc- an, W. McCloy of Housall, J McIntosh � have been visiting old friends here, In. and a good time, Any further particu- tend starting on their peturn trip to lars will be given later on. . eburA at Xiri Bracefield And Clintoll, Played a foot- . McConnell and Stewart had the mis- forttine to lose theiri Imported Clydeg- �. . per Fales Roller Flour , resided I where her only remaining child was of London and W. McCallum of Stmto. ford. th air Dakota home on the 10th lust. Mr. 'King has improved the atell, one evenula last week. The I . dale at V�arna, on Monday Afternoon. I . - 1.50 11 .. .. I I . attending school, In 1862she came to The S. A. C50141a Took a Drink. Miss M. Holmes will accompany them ance, of his house by the addition of a I . resuit was A draw, two goals each, al- though we think it should b ave been 4 Mrs. 131, IV, Watts of Clinton spent 4-)arb of the past week with -Urs. A. I . . . . , When ordering your boxb Flour hislab on getting Clinton and made her home with her 600 Richard, who bad commenced Captain Campbell, the zealous officer In command of the Salvation Army as far as Minnesota, where she is going now roof. to visit friends. Uri Vorrie: reports Rev- and X rs.parka of Clinton made . to 2 In our favor, Hansall and Bruceflold football teams Cantelon of Riverside Irl arm. 1. I . . I "Pair's'! and remember that both WRIGHT and qlUAL. 0 1 ITY Ave Always guaranteed. Inesa bual hOrd,' Hero she SPellb the remainder of her days. Always active . local corps, is quick witted. While . that the crops In his section are suffer- & short call at our burg last week. -1 Ing from drought, � Rev, I N. 0. Jennings Want to Guelph play d a match last Tuesday evening, a . 11111lett. � - . . 11 . .. I I . . and zealous she identified herself with : returning from Blyth on a War -Cry. selling trip on .Vviday last he Frosto have injured the meadows on the excursion last week. 'Line . ' MrA, Stilwell the Sauble hag The see re war;'g to I in favor of Hen - tall, A rougher exhibition of the game . .. � To those Who use flour for pa give stry ONLY we can A!flour niltdo Specially for the pur ose. Itreostonomow C every object that bad for its Alm th, uplifting. of humanity Until falling stopped at Lon4esboro and among the here to it considerable extent, of I On the 12th inst. the Preallytory of been �n the 9 Jok list but we Am pleased was o4ver Aeon he re, . Mra, -, .Bruce and )ter sob, Mi&% � drove down to Claridolloyann gatorda* I I I And will give better results. 71 . . . next, order. . PY &Parcel with your , health prevented. - Although & C011610- � Places v1site,4 there wag tile hotel, Stepping up to Clio bar, at which two Huron assembled in this village when to learn of her recovery. I Rev. Sonniaga are Visiting MrF and Mrs, T.'O. Ddlgaty and ith rel a, faintly spent Sunday W ablV . . (ovisl4ber brother, 1). Cuunhjg�am.. , I I : I . teat member of the PreAbYtOtIA(I church ilie, was broad and liberal In or three men wore "havingsomething," Mr. Dunn was ordained and inducted 4f1dMrs. - in Parkhill. Into his clerical office, In the evening their Parents this weok . neat' 13MY1101di - L They returned on Monday, . . . Mr, LOU Howson alld Mi-, J()q- �. ,% . All orders L&UGH or SMALL promptly delivered from the mill or from any of the following grocers -.- ll�r views, sympathizing and co-oporat- lie ,Asked tile Mail Who Wit$ app&rcut- ly doing the troat(ng It lie would buy a & reception was hold. . Mr. Jennings *111 also atton a Synod in David, McTavish, who 4ias been stil. feriogforAome time with, that dread . Whitely eaule t1own troll) Rmirias I . . I D. COOK -BROS, 0ANTELON I Ing vithChristlans of till donom1n4' doniv, The fanor&I, Whic 'h Was fi War Cry, "Yes If you will take a drink Was the "All r. S. London. Our enterovising agent, M ofiging to MI"Wra. 8herift, is doing a rushing business in Thq steam tog bol djaeAse consuaiptioni died ab Ills 1,0,110 81111day'-. Dave WAG A, Alld Manitoba, hob week oil a violt to Mr. - q ;j Willia in Whitely of Londesbora. Iloth 11 O. COOPkU &CO., G. STPWART, ' H. WILTSH 0. OLSON, , 0 SIMPI Ono, was Private Mi lb wag with us,$y answer. . fight'll promIxtir responded Clio Call - the CrOAM separator line just UOW, JrOWett has boon foatted and pal ated It is expected will be launched last . genial goncrous-licarted young mail, And bad . tire old residents of this township , litit , I 'Wo9f; ' ,� . .1 -.� . . X W. InW IN, "* necessary to have tile 86"let conduct' ed onklabbath. The pall-boardre were i. tain, And turning to the bartender he "I'll '$he He handles tile National and, to judge At ,a by the number of his mates, It seem$ some title nelh week � - not All ellf-InV. TIIO reltaing Were hl- A-11NI's- And tIle ave been lit tile forn, seitlr� of 11 tar .. The latter is a brother owd I , -9 � . 14 ; hoe son Ulehard Irwin, bar grandsons said, take a glass of water." company enjo�ed Captain Campbell's to be, the people's separat or. Mr, L. Naftei, will take the services on the l2th lust. tho Whitechure-h for Rev. Mr.3ibrinbiga oil Stin day ne:Kt6 t0l'rcd Ill eemetevy . functiAl was a very large one. W6 ey. Clio former A, brotho.r.in-law of 14r. 'i . . PIONSO 116160 the p#ce of ROLLER Dour . John Irwin, Durand, Michigan, Harry . L, Irwin And Prank It. Ilod one, and ready wit And bought War I Crys all croaniory made a record by turning Mrs. J. Valconer Is visiting friends In . Wild Out'. sympathy to Ills sorrowing Whitely, , I 1� ----- ... . $11080 per owl, and weight gooefiteed. Also Norman.vair, �, i . around. I - ... -- liftertating Q-go"'oln one corros- out 1810 I)ouuds of first-class butter, . Drucefteld this week, . Mr& W, 3, Holmes, of Clinton 19 Mr, and,Mrs. Stinson, SaublaLlnot brothers and staters, WO ATO glad to scer the smiling touW I i The pultO of the Ontario street . I A mother true end good, Devoted, loving, kind., pondonti In Colborne, Township, Dal. making all extended visit among , tire spending a low days in Green.'I tenances; of Messt.s. h d I L after Robert Ross Ili out, mid8b again .. � church was -oteupiod last 14undkV, a. � it). by Rev. :. Greene of 11olinesvillo . " . j AIR, . & N p A christian on the ri she stoadi , Now, alit is safe In Heo,yon abitiVe Wave, Goderith Toiviiship and Goder. 10,11 APPOAr in tile supplement which , friends in, this vicinity. way this week, � Miss Jennie lJohnee, who, spent the W. DiAlon was in 00detich last their trip to bonillo. Seotland, They I "Alone,* , ;tnd Ili the evening r3y Ate% Mr. ' a . 4 'a . I noyond omthlfr storm #Ad wind, , a . ecompsollem this Issue, . winter in London, has retarned home, vreek. . � both.came, back . Thompson of Turnorlo tirettit. � � I � . � .. . ."" �., I I I . I .. . . , , '11AIL .M.No-l-&- it. -& 146.,,�t �' �, !U& . . 1.,L.. ----.- --� ---.- --.-. . .-- - - . ---.--- -..---------A1&1W- .----.-.-. - - - - ., --- � - ,.-,